This volume of essays discusses the weaknesses in modern political theory and suggests how they might begin to be remedied.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Dunn is a seeker of truth, having accidentally stumbled upon a profound spiritual journey into inner space, beginning in 2007. Compelled by his personal transformation and discovery of the true nature of human emotions and intuition, he set out to write The Feeling Universe. Dunn currently resides in Westmeath, Ontario.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Introduction Part I. Christian Natural Law and the Foundations of Liberalism: 1. Individuality and clientage in the formation of Locke's social imagination 2. 'Trust' in the politics of John Locke 3. From applied theology to social analysis: the break between John Locke and the Scottish Enlightenment Part II. Socialism in Theory and Socialism in History: 4. Understanding revolutions 5. Totalitarian democracy and the legacy of modern revolutions: explanation or indictment? 6. Unimagined community: the deceptions of socialist internationalism Part III. Bringing the World Back In: 7. Social theory, social understanding, and political action 8. Identity, modernity and the claim to know better 9. The future of liberalism 10. The future of political philosophy in the West Notes Index.
Preface Introduction Part I. Christian Natural Law and the Foundations of Liberalism: 1. Individuality and clientage in the formation of Locke's social imagination 2. 'Trust' in the politics of John Locke 3. From applied theology to social analysis: the break between John Locke and the Scottish Enlightenment Part II. Socialism in Theory and Socialism in History: 4. Understanding revolutions 5. Totalitarian democracy and the legacy of modern revolutions: explanation or indictment? 6. Unimagined community: the deceptions of socialist internationalism Part III. Bringing the World Back In: 7. Social theory, social understanding, and political action 8. Identity, modernity and the claim to know better 9. The future of liberalism 10. The future of political philosophy in the West Notes Index.
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